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The super controversy of the weekend will therefore have concerned LFI and its bill tabled by MP Ugo Bernalicis and aimed at repealing the offense of glorifying terrorism in the penal code. If, on the one hand, we see the usual outraged reactions of the opponents of the rebels, with resumption in extenso from the term of the extreme right [voir Le Mot ⤵️]on the other we act surprised. “Read our proposal to the end, protested the head of LFI deputies Mathilde Panot on BFMTV. We are not repealing this offense, we are putting it back in press law as is the case for the apology of war crimes.” So much for the intention. Bernalicis also details the future. “We don’t want to do anything with this text, it’s just a political position, which I had already taken in 2017,” he defends himself in
